By / ScenicSpots.com compiled report
As the typhoon moves away, affected by the southwest monsoon, heavy and torrential rains have occurred in central, southern, and eastern Taiwan, while the northern and eastern parts experience hot weather. The northern and eastern regions should take sun protection measures, and the southeastern areas must be on high alert for torrential rains and foehn winds.
On August 13, Tainan City announced that due to torrential rains causing widespread road flooding and making travel difficult, all work and classes were suspended for the entire day on August 13.
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Central and southern Taiwan will see brief showers, with strong winds in areas north of central Taiwan, and foehn winds likely in the southeastern part. (Photo / Central Weather Bureau, the same below)
Affected by the southwest monsoon, short-term heavy rainfall is likely. On the 13th, there is a probability of localized heavy or torrential rain in Changhua County, Yunlin County, Chiayi City, Chiayi County, Tainan City, Kaohsiung City, and Pingtung County. There is also a probability of localized heavy rain in Miaoli, Taichung, Nantou, and the mountainous areas of Taitung. Please be cautious of lightning strikes, strong gusts, and sudden rises in river water levels. Continuous rainfall increases the risk of landslides and falling rocks in mountainous areas.
UV levels across Taiwan have exceeded safe limits, reaching dangerous levels in Taitung.
In terms of temperature, the northern and eastern parts are hot, especially areas north of Taoyuan and the southeastern region where localized highs of around 36°C are likely. There is also a probability of foehn winds in the southeast, while other areas will see temperatures of about 33 to 35°C. When going out, stay hydrated and take proper sun protection measures.
Areas north of Taoyuan and the southeastern region are prone to localized highs of around 36°C.
Affected by the southwest monsoon, areas north of central Taiwan and coastal regions in the southeast are prone to stronger gusts, with rough seas nearby. The northern, eastern, southern, and Hengchun Peninsula coastal areas continue to experience long-period swells, with the northeast coast particularly prone to sudden large waves. Please stay safe during seaside activities.
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